jdaallen
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I have decided to go with VCT in my garage. I would like to put a FORD logo in or on the tile at the doors. Any ideas on what to use? I'm also going with a clear coat epoxy over the VCT.
Logos on a VCT floor
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countrytech
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Unless you are painting the logo on, I for sure would put the logo on top of the clear coat.
Printed vinyl fails over time, even the laminated vinyl made specifically for floors. Better to simply replace the vinyl occasionally than to have to strip and re-apply a clear coat too.
Printed vinyl fails over time, even the laminated vinyl made specifically for floors. Better to simply replace the vinyl occasionally than to have to strip and re-apply a clear coat too.
FilthyZ
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I do graphics for a living and have printed several 4x6' logos for customers who intended on putting them on their garage floor. One guy cleared over his and the other I installed and used "frog juice" to seal the edges so they do not pick or peel up. Of course material is a large factor. For floors I use my vinyl and over laminate that I use for motocycle/atv's. It's thicker but holds up the best.
Hog Rider
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Just cut the logo out of VCT tiles and glue down wherever you want it and then tile around with your VCT
Hit-By-Thunder
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This is pretty cool stuff. Granted it has a texture to it so the graphic may not look as "shiny" up close plus it is expensive..
http://shop.remingtonlaminations.com/Alumgraphics-Grip-53-x-30-DMG030.htm
http://shop.remingtonlaminations.com/Alumgraphics-Grip-53-x-30-DMG030.htm
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Garage Flooring
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Get the printed fabric they use under epoxy systems, cut the printed logo out and then clear coat the entire floor